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A day after the police booked a Superintendent of Police (SP), a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) and a Sub-Inspector (SI) and two others for allegedly receiving Rs 20 lakh in bribe in a murder case, both SP and the DSP have been shifted out of Faridkot district.

Though the BJP survey has put three parliamentary seats in Himachal, including the Kangra parliamentary seat at risk, sitting party MP Kishan Kapoor is confident that he would contest and win the 2024 Lok Sabha polls on BJP ticket.

Days after the Centre announced Z-plus security cover for Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, the Punjab Government today conveyed to the Union Home Ministry that the CM does not need the cover in Punjab and New Delhi and can be provided in other states.

First-time MLA Lal Chand Kataruchak silent on charges levelled by former political ally, Mann govt sets up SIT probe

In a strange incident a man who had gone missing some 33 years ago returned to his home in Rajasthans Alwar much to the astonishment of his family

A man who had gone missing some 33 years ago returned to his home in Rajasthan's Alwar much to the astonishment of his family who had stopped believing that he could be alive and had even got a death certificate made for him.

In a strange incident, a man who had gone missing some 33 years ago returned to his home in Rajasthans Alwar much to the astonishment of his family who had stopped believing that he could be alive and had even got a death certificate made for him.

In a strange incident a man who had gone missing some 33 years ago returned to his home in Rajasthans Alwar much to the astonishment of his family who had stopped believing that he could be alive and had even got a death certificate made for him.

A man, who went missing in 1989, finally returned to his home after 33 years. The family, which thought he was dead, was astonished to see the elder member of the family alive.The incident is reported from Alwar in Rajasthan. 75-year-old Hanuman Saini was working in Khari Baoli in Delhi when he went missing in 1989 and he returned home on May 30, according to a report in ANI.

Alwar: The 75-year-old Hanuman Saini received a warm welcome from his family members and the villagers of Bansoor village when he returned on May 30. Unfortunately, Saini had missed all the wedding ceremonies of his five children, including two sons and three daughters. -- aaa